Sentence examples for chapters which are from inspiring English sources

"I got rather depressed writing the final chapters, which are about looking forward.

Johnson's famous "book in a box" has 27 chapters, which are printed individually and can be read in any order.

"The story is divided into 12 chapters, which are also 12 blog entries, and our end credits would be the 13th," said Pablo González, co-founder of Smog.

The chapters, which are really poems, are brief — there are well over a hundred of them — and briskly move the story along.

It is more comprehensive than the others, especially on some topics in its last chapters, which are for small-business owners.

In the earlier, formative chapters, which are better than the book's treks over the best-known, most public part of Oppenheimer's adult life, Mr. Monk also illustrates how easily Oppenheimer's snobbery trumped anybody else's.

Ms. Simon, 36, recently completed an immense photographic project called "A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters," which was shown at the Tate Modern in London last year and will be shown at the Museum of Modern Art in May.

Drama dari Krakatau consists of sixteen chapters, which were spread over 125 pages in the first printing.

Specifically, I wrote about one of its chapters, which is titled "Ethical Lessons on Maximizing Private Contractor Value in Afghanistan and Iraq" by Doug Brooks and Mackenzie Duelge.

In addition, review papers and book chapters which were clearly reviews were excluded and if relevant are referred to in the introduction.

Different scaling parameters are also discussed in the chapter, which are important to the application of any model.